Fiber Laser Operator, Press Brake Operator, CNC Machinist
MARION, OH 43302
Posted: 7/22/2025
Job Description
(1) Fiber Laser Operator – Flat Laser
Experience with Fiber Lasers preferred
Pay $20 + (depending on Experience)
Mon. – Fri. 6am – 2:30pm (overtime as needed)
(1) Press Brake Operator
Must have experience with Press Brakes/CNC controls
Mon. – Fri. 6am – 2:30pm (overtime as needed)
Pay $18+ (depending on experience)
(1) CNC Machinist
looking for a versatile employee Lathe and Mill experience preferred
Mon. – Fri. 6am – 2:30pm (Overtime as needed)
Pay $20+ (depending on Experience)
Willing to Direct hire
Requirements:
Previous experience REQUIRED
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (740) 751-4373
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